What to do after the lilies finish blooming

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1. Treatment method

2. Precautions

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Lilies need to be pruned after they bloom. The main thing is to cut off 1/3 or 2/3 of the pedicels. You cannot cut off all of them. It is also best to cut off dead branches and side branches. Do not water too much at this time. If you want to take out the bulbs after flowering, you need to stop watering first. If you want to continue to maintain it, put it in a cool place and pay attention to water control. It will germinate when the climate becomes cooler.

1. Treatment method

1. Treatment method

1. Pruning: After the lily has finished blooming, it is necessary to prune the pedicel, probably 1/3 or 2/3 of it. You cannot prune all of it, otherwise the nutrients will be lost. will be lost too quickly. In addition, some dead branches and side branches that are not in good growth condition must be cut off.

2. Water control: Do not water it at this time If it is too much, you should pay attention to reducing watering. You can replenish it with water every 3-5 days. If you give it too much water, its bulbs will easily rot. Or stop watering in time, and when the leaves are dry, dig out the bulbs for storage.

3. Maintenance: If you are not ready to dig the bulbs After taking it out, it still needs to be maintained. At this time, the potted plant needs to be placed in a well-ventilated location to prevent it from being exposed to rain. If the bulbs do not rot during this period, they will germinate when the weather becomes cooler.

2. Precautions

If the maintained lily sprouts again, it needs to be properly supplemented with some nutrients. It should be given some organic fertilizer, or it can be combined with fast-acting phosphorus and potassium fertilizer. Use it and it will bloom after a while.

2. Precautions

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